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The Rhythm Laboratory teaches specific notation symbols.
shares fun ways to remember note parts.
Rhythm Workouts show how to count and clap rhythms with audio.
Rhythm Exams have 3 levels, progressing from newbie to pro.
Meet Cal Universal Language Rhythm Notation
Music Staff Origins of the Staff
Rhythm Laboratory Notation Parts Note Heads
Stems Beams Flags Note Construction
Common-Time Measures Bar-Lines
Counting in Common-Time Whole, Half and Quarter Notes
Ties Dots Time-Signatures Q’s Rhythm Review
Time-Signature Rules Beat Accent
Down-Beat and Up-Beat Conducting Patterns
Cut-Time Common-Time Beat Emphasis
Three-Beat Measures Note Values Rhythm Workouts The ‘Cycle’ Note Equivalents
Counting Sub-Divisions “If You Can Say It, You Can Play It” Author’s Story Sub-Division Lingo
Quarter Notes with Eight Notes Adding Sixteenth Notes Notes Sharing Beams Beam Awareness Pointers
Triplets Triplet Workout Compound-Time
Compound-Time Workout Music Rests
Rest and Note Equivalents Whole Rest Half Rest Quarter Rest Eighth Rest Sixteenth Rest
Dotted Rests Q’s Rest Review Process of Sub-Division Relating Rests to Notes Rhythm Exam Prep